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There's Always Spring; Growing Up; John Carroll University Carroll Collected Theatre Productions Communication & Theatre Arts 4-23-1976 There's Always Spring; Growing Up; "Diary of Adam & Eve" Arthur Lovegrove Angela Mitchell Sheldon Harnick Jerry Bock Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/plays Recommended Citation Lovegrove, Arthur; Mitchell, Angela; Harnick, Sheldon; and Bock, Jerry, "There's Always Spring; Growing Up; "Diary of Adam & Eve"" (1976). Theatre Productions. 88. http://collected.jcu.edu/plays/88 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Communication & Theatre Arts at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in Theatre Productions by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THERE ' S 1\LWAYS SPRING by Arthur Lovegrove directed by Therese Trimarco Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French , Inc . CAST Brenda ............. .. ....... Katy McCann Alan . ...................... Nick Conyagham Mr . Withers .................. Tim Luke Jill ................. .. .... Diane Maxson I an . J o hn X . Kelly Miss Watson .................. A~y Diamond The action of the play takes place in a completely empty room of an unoccupied apartment in a block overlooking a square in New York , on an afternoon in late autumn. Time-the present Many plays have deep meanings in their ploL. Some have touching morals and interesting poinL and then , alas , there are those plays thaL are written for the pure enjoyment of Lhe audjence . "'rhere ' s Always pring" .is such a play . It is slightly different in that some of the characters are , shall I say , "not all there ." They are , however , typical people in a not so typical situation . I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed directing it . My very special thanks to : Katy , Nick , Tim , Diane , John X., and Amy- you are a simply " super" cast ; to Bob Daily for his valuable assistance ; to my mother and father to whom the play is dedicated ; and to Greg who saw me through it all . Enj oy the show , Ther ese John X . Kelly(Ian) John is a freshman who hails from Chantauqua, New York . Planning to major in English , John has been active in theatre since his high school days at Gilmour Academy . There John had leading roles in "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown ," " Oliver!", and "'l'he Crucible." John appeared in last semesters LTS performance of "H e Ain ' t Done Right by Nell" in which he portrayed the evil Hilton Hayes . He enjoys performing , sailing , and water skiing . Amy Diamond(Miss Watson) Amy is a freshman here at JCU . Her intend d major is Communications . This is Amy's debut on the LTS stage but she has been actively involved in theatre in the Cleveland area for the past six y ears . In 1980 she was first place winner in the senior division of "The Marylin Bianchi Kids Playwriting Festival" sponsored by the Dobama Theatre . She hopes someday to write professionally . WHO Is WHO IN THE CAST Kaly McCann(Brenda) Katy is a sophmore history major. Although thi is her debut on the Little Theatre stage , she has many other credits to her name . She has performed such roles as Gallum in "The Hobbit" and Penny in "Y ou Can ' t Take It With You ." Katy hopes to be a member of the "jet-set" and to learn the Radcliffe alma mater . Nick Conyagham (Alan) "'l'here ' s Alway Spring" marks Nick ' s second performance in LTS . He debuted in last y ears performance of "Godspell" as Judas . He is a senior and will graduate with a B . S . in Marketing . With diploma in hand, Nick plans on pursuing a career in broadcasting in New York City . Tim Luke(Mr . Withers ) Tim is a freshman from Me ntor , Ohio a nd is majoring in Communications . " There ' s Always Spring " is his first LTS production but hopefully not his last. He has previous theatre experience in such shows as "I Remember Mama ," " Hello Out There ," and " Bye Bye .5irdie ." He recently completed " South Pacific" for which h e co- choreograph ed . Diane Maxson( Jill) A freshman hoping to major in Communications, Diane enjoys acting and has been i n many plays . " There ' s Always Spring" is Diane ' s second Little Theatre p erformance . Sh a ppeared i n last semesters production of " He Ain't Done Right by Nell" in which she played the role of Ne ll . GROWING UP by Angela Mitchell directe d by Angela Mitche ll CAST Iyah .. .. ... .... ... ..... Angela Mitchell V6ice ..... .. ...... .. ....... Francis Mills Iyah (at 6 years old) ...... Denise Robinson Leeroy ..................... John Goldsby Sargent Brown . ... .. .. ...... Eddie Cooper Dancers .................... Delia May Walter Knox ABOUT THE CAST Francis Mills Francis is a sophmore Communications major and is also a v ery talented pianist . This is her first LTS performance . Delia May Delia is a freshman English major with a business concentration . She is a very talented dancer wh o is also making her debut on the LTS stage . Walter Knox Walter is a freshman Communications major from Washington D . C . Walter is also a talented dancer wh o is marking his debut on the LTS stage . Denise Robinson A senior sociology major , this marks Denise ' first performance on the LTS stage. Denise loves people and s he a l so loves to socialize . "Growing Up" is a story about an inquisitive girl who finds herself in a life or death situation- -she is stranded in the middle of Lake Erie . An unseen force who claims to be the God Almighty temporarily rescues her . As they relive parts of her past , she is e nlig htened with knowledge and truth about life , faith , beliefs , and what growing up means . I giv e special thanks to my wonderful cast wh o enabled me to turn a thought into a reality and to Mr . Marinello who encouraged me and provided me with inspiration . And to Michele Bailey who tolerated my many taping sessions . Angela Mitchell Mark Twain's "Diary of Adam & Eve" from The Apple Tree by Sheldon Harnick and Jerry Bock directed by Barbara Nagel Production in cooperation with Music Theatre International 119 West 57th Street Ne w York , New York 10019 Eddie Cooper Ed is a junior business major from Chicago . This is Ed's first appearance on stage . He is very talanted and he is also very athletic . John Goldsby John i a freshman biology major . This is John ' s first appearance on stage . He is a deep and analytical thinker who enjoys a good conversation . CAST Adam ............... .. ............ John May Ev e ... .......................... Colleen 0 'Malley Snake ............. ..... .......... John Znidarsic Time : Saturday , June 1st. Place: Eden Songs "H ere in Eden" ................... Eve " Feelings" ....... ............... Ev e "Eve" ................ ... .. ..... .. Adam "Friends" ........... ........ .... Eve " The Apple Tree" ............... .. Snake "Beautiful , Beautiful World" ...... Adam After the Fall " It ' s a Fish" .......... .. .. .. .. Adam "Go To Sleep Whatever You Are" ... Eve "What Makes Me Love Him" ... ..... Eve Additional special thanks for help in the production of The Apple Tree ~o to Mr . Ferrall in the Communications Dept . and to Jim Mahoney as the voice of God . The Apple Tree is a musical with a surprisingly good script . It is good because it js taken from a work by the master of down-home wit , Mark Twain . The Adam and Eve he creates are real people . He brings them down to earth. Adam could be your father and Eve your moLher . In fact , they are the parents of all mankind. Unlike Milton , who in Paradise Lost presented Eden in inconceivable terms , Twain captures the essence of the American idea of paradise and sets Eden in the area surrounding Niagra Falls . In keeping with Mark Twain ' s work , we have tried to make the characters of Adam and Eve timeless in their male/female relationship . My heartfelt thanks to John , John , and Colleen . I could have a better cast , but I don ' t see how . My special thanks to Tom Joly , Phil Grzesik , my parents , and to Prof . Joseph T . Cotter who taught Paradise Lost at an opportune time . Thank you for coming , Barb . ODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager ....... ............ Kregg Boreanl Lights ..... .. .. ..... .. ...... Phil Grzesik Kevin McNulLy Props ............. ..... .. .. .... Gina Bertoglio Make - up ...... ........ .... .. ... Barbara Nagel Choreographer for Th e Apple Tree .. Debra Wolter Music Director for The Apple Tree .. Tom J oly House Manager ...................... Bob Daily ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Our special thanks to all those wh o have assisted us in presenting ou r productions . Especially : Mr . Leone Marinello Ph il Grzesik J.C .U. Copy Center The Carroll News ~~CLEVELAnD TUM East: • 3977 Mayfield Road West: • Parma town fall at Warrensville 884-0600 382-9400 • Southland • Richmond Mall near Rini's upper level 842-4800 442-7840 • Westgate Mall • So uthgate 331-2200 near Peaches Canton : Belden Village Mall 663-4064 494-4484 • Great Lakes Mall Elyria: Midway Mall Bl vd. Mentor Elyria: .324-6500 946-9075 Lorain : 233-6504 • Pavilion Mall main entrance 831-7720 Executive Offices & Showroom : 440 E. Highland Rd . Macedonia For inform'ation or consultation call Miss Towne 468-0666. .
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